Le la wadie.

Le la wadie is the Thai name given to this plant. The Princes Royal renamed this plant as the name before was plumeria tree.and felt the name was not as beautiful as the plant.

Most of them are sweet scented and will have flowers on for most of the year.

I think it's my favourite in Thailand.

I have been in the garden for most of day..as it's cloudy and has rain a lot in the past 2 days specially in the nights so it's mild temperature at only 25c. It's been good and have enjoyed it very much.

Oh..yer..Thanks for the posts.

Regards to you all.

Andy.

[Jessy1]

Beautiful & so sweet! Glad you had a good day in the garden

[mmzetor]

nice looking plant I spend hours out in the garden so relaxing do you have a big garden there ,

[Hidden in reply to mmzetor]

Yes it is big... but it's getting smaller every week.

I still feel lucky to have found this place. ..as it's central in the city of pattaya. And a good school very nearby.

I hope that you to get lucky and some where that you can be happy in.

[Magpuss]

That looks like a plant that I have in my living room except the flowers on mine are a creamy white. It's called 'Stephenotis' (don't think I've spelt it right) and in the evening the perfume is wonderful.

[Hidden in reply to Magpuss]

Am sure I have seen this in the meny garden centres that I have been to.

I will keep an eye out for it..

Jessy reply I found interesting.

I look it up.

Marsdenia floribunda.

When my house is fixed I will start looking for house plants.

Just so lovely.

[Jessy1]

Hi that's right it's a Stephanotis Floribundas. It's lovely & the perfume is fragrant. It's a Hawaiian bridal flower!

[Hidden in reply to Jessy1]

Just been showing my girlfriend. ..she likes it very much.

She keeps smiling at me across the table.

Thinks she wants me look for one.

[Jessy1 in reply to Hidden]

Awe bless! Why not? Life is too short x

[CELAT06]

Hi, Andy, gorgeous flowers. Are you a native Thai (is that the way to say it?) or did you move there from elsewhere ?

My Daughter brought me some spices back from her holiday in Thailand, most of them I know, but I haven't a clue what Nagatmoor or Curcuma is, or what they are used for. If you could enlighten me that would be great.

Thanks,

Christine.

[Hidden in reply to CELAT06]

No am not native but lived here for 8 years.

You got me on the spices as I give most of the than food a miss...to much chill.

Sorry Christine.

I might look it up on the net later.

We all getting ready for bed now.

It's been a good day.

Regards.

Andy.

[CELAT06 in reply to Hidden]

Hi, so where were you from originally? never mind about the spices, I'll find out somehow, I love Thai food, never been there myself, but hope to go sometime in the future.

Have a good nights sleep.

Night night, don't let the bed bugs bite.

[mmzetor in reply to CELAT06]

sorry to butt in but this might help you celato6 livestrong.com/article/1354...

nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/dru...

[Jessy1 in reply to mmzetor]

Looks interesting, thanks for sharing

[mmzetor in reply to Jessy1]

couldn't find any thing at all for the other one

[Hidden in reply to mmzetor]

Thanks for looking

It made look too...

Interesting I have bought

and grow this plant. .hast didn't know the name curcuma.

The other is a Japanese football player. 😞